Kusur Plateau, also known as Kusur Pathar, is a serene and lesser-known gem located near Kamshet and Lonavala in the Pune district of Maharashtra. Nestled in the Western Ghats and forming part of the famous Lonavala to Bhimashankar trail, this lateritic plateau transforms into a floral paradise during the monsoon.

The Visapur Fort Trek is a scenic and historically rich hiking experience located near Lonavala in Maharashtra, India. Perched at an altitude of about 3,556 feet (1,084 meters), the fort is part of the Western Ghats and is closely linked to its twin, Lohagad Fort. Visapur offers a striking blend of natural beauty and ancient architecture, with panoramic views, misty trails, and crumbling fortifications that date back to the early 18th century.

The Kenjalgad to Raireshwar trek is a beautiful and refreshing route in the Sahyadri hills of Maharashtra. This trek takes you from the lesser-known but scenic Kenjalgad Fort to the historically important Raireshwar Plateau. Kenjalgad Fort, also known as Ghera Khelanja, was built during the rule of the Bhoj Rajas in the 12th century and later came under Adilshahi control. It was later captured by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in 1674. The fort is small but offers stunning views of the valleys around.

Kothaligad Fort, also known as Peth Fort, is a popular one-day trek located near Karjat in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. Standing at an elevation of around 3,100 feet, the trek is ideal for beginners and nature lovers, especially during the monsoon and winter seasons.

Lingya Ghat and Nisani Chi Vaat are ancient trekking routes nestled in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra, rich in natural beauty and historical significance. Lingya Ghat, once a vital trade and travel route between the Deccan plateau and Konkan, is marked by the iconic Lingi Pinnacle, which resembles a Shiva Lingam and offers scenic views.

Kalyan gad is also known as Nandgiri fort. This fort was built by king Bhoj-II of Shilahar dynasty as mentioned in the copper plate inscription found in Satara. This fort appears to be built in between 1178 to 1209. In 1673 Shivaji Maharaj conquered Satara and surrounding regions.

Rohida Fort, also known as Vichitragad, is a scenic hill fort located near Bhor, around 60–70 km from Pune in the Sahyadri mountain range. Standing at an elevation of about 3,660 feet, this fort offers a rewarding trek that is ideal for beginners and weekend adventurers. The trail starts from the base village Bajarwadi and takes about 2–3 hours to reach the summit, passing through grassy ridges, rocky patches, and three beautifully constructed gates that reflect the fort’s historical significance.

Trek starts from the base village Tadwadi, which is located at the backwater of Morbe dam. From base village it will take around 2 hours to reach the top (at the base of one tree hill). From this point there is a rock patch of 150 feet to reach the top of one tree hill. But it is difficult to climb, so our destination will be the base of One tree hill point. Trek includes ascent of one and half hour and then beautiful jungle walk of half hour. Descend will be of one and half hour.

Telni waterfall is a very scenic and secluded place in the Western ghaats in the Nane Maval region. A beautiful trail to waterfall with a climb of half an hour takes you to the waterfall and few of the beautiful ponds where you can take a dip and enjoy. The trek starts near a small village Inglun about 70 kms from Pune.

Disu Waterfall, a newly explored site in the laps of Sahyadri is a truly untouched area near Kamshet. Paradise for all the waterfall lovers. A short hike of about an hour takes you to some of the beautiful naturally made ponds with fresh water to take a dip and get rejuvenated. A must do monsoon trek.